Dogs
A social phenomenon: Why more people prefer dogs over humans?
More people feel a deep bond with pets, sometimes stronger than with humans. Research and cultural trends explain why this occurs and where the line is drawn.
Canine remains discovered in Bulgaria show dog meat may have been Iron Age delicacy - study
WATCH: Fire breaks out at destroyed UNRWA compound in Jerusalem
Guard dogs or state security? Malawi faces unusual post-election dispute
Dog anti-aging study leaps decades ahead of human research
Researchers hope that preventing age-related decline in dogs could benefit human longevity.
Lisa Baron Haet: Working in international relations at the Israel Guide Dog Center for the Blind
Lisa Baron Haet coordinates visits from donors, writes reports and grant applications, edits newsletters, and raises awareness about the center’s work.
K-9 key roles: US military can learn from IDF Oketz unit, expert says
The IDF's Oketz canine unit has played a critical role in the ongoing Gaza conflict, with its use of military dogs providing key lessons for militaries worldwide.
Dogs undergo genetic transformation to fit 21st-century life, scientists suggest
Brian Hare of Duke University explains how modern dogs are evolving biologically and cognitively to thrive in today's world.
Delta passenger furious after being downgraded from first class seat for service dog
Upon boarding the flight, the passenger discovered a dog occupying his original first-class seat.
Outside, toilet: research finds the words dogs really want to say to us
Study confirms dogs' soundboard presses are intentional communication, not random behavior.
Something strange is happening to the dogs around Chernobyl
Researchers collected blood samples from 116 dogs in the exclusion zone, discovering significant genetic differences among them.
Knesset approves euthanasia of dogs crossing from Gaza, Lebanon
There are currently an estimated 5,000 stray dogs that have crossed into Israel since October 7.
Which dog breeds are smartest? Study uncovers unexpected insights
The study suggests that excessive breeding of dog breeds by humans has led to changes in the natural structure of dogs' brains.
U.S. Presidents and their unforgettable pets: a short history
Among the most curious stories of presidential pets is that of Andrew Jackson's parrot named Poll, who was trained to say bad words and obscenities.
